Friday January 4 Our acts make or mar us; we are the children of our own deeds. Victor Hugo. Dr. Gladys Rupert and I attended Elijah lay choir. A busy morning at home at one oclock P.M. I had luncheon with Acacia Club at the home of Florence Scoville. Made a report to the Club as chairman of 900 underpriviledged children having attended the Orpheum Theater on Dec 24 to see the picture of King of Kings. Here the courtesy of the Picture and house people. Acacia provoking same. Martha Cooley gave a paper on Tim Booth Salvation Army. At 3:30 P.M. I attended a meeting of daughters of Pioneers at which Committes were named for pioneer Ball Feb 11- 1929. I was again made chairwoman over tickets.Sat. January 5 Worry causes brain fog quicker than work. Marritte Irland. This morning Dr. operated at the Hospital. Gladys went to work for Margret Pugmire and Mr Knowles to see about his job at the Rail Road. I had a letter from Mary saying she was better of the flue but was still in bed at Oertels. It is a beautiful sunny morning. The old Lady Grew called to thank me for her Christmas gift. I have talked with hers Marrell, Martha Cooley, Margret Laut about Relief Society work also with Pres John Blush and Mrs Flygane about Pioneer Health. Dr, Gladys Bevan, and I went to hear Elijah lay tabernacle choir. Mr. Gould of New York sang the Bass solo so very fine. A cold night. Dr. was called out during the night: Wrote to Mary. Did mangle work.